The Film Society of Lincoln Center
Upper West Side
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Address:
The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St
Upper West Side
New York
10023
- Cross Street:
between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave
- Phone:
212-875-5600
- Website:
- Transport:
Subway: 1 to 66th St–Lincoln Ctr
- Price:
$13, seniors and students $8, members $7
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The Film Society of Lincoln Center
- 165 W 65th St
Upper West Side
New York
10023 - 212-875-5600
- filmlinc.com
- 40.774359,-73.983951
- 165 W 65th St
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The Film Society of Lincoln Center
- Categories:
Film. Drama. Foreign language. Food & Drink. Things to Do
- Facilities:
Eating & drinking facilities. On-site dining. Accessible facilities. Wheelchair access
- Good for:
Experimental. Feed your brain. Going solo. Off the beaten path. Up-and-coming talent
What's on at The Film Society of Lincoln Center
The Boy Who Wanted to Be a Bear
Animation
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- Critics' pick
This award-winning animated feature opens with a polar bear stealing a human child to raise as its own. But trouble arises when the boy’s parents come hunting his new family.
- Sun May 19
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
Sweet Smell of Success
Satire
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- Critics' pick
Legendary cinematographer James Wong Howe transforms the streets of Manhattan into a cruel playground for this cynical take on the fuel that fires the gossip columns. It’s also got some of the greatest movie dialogue ever penned and career-best performances...
- Sun May 19
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
Atlantic City
Drama
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- Critics' pick
For some reason, what everybody remembers from this first-rate drama is the scene in which a bare-breasted Susan Sarandon washes herself with lemon juice. Memories of mammaries aside, it’s a low-key gem. Lancaster is an aging mobster.
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Sun May 19
– Thu May 23 - The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
From Here to Eternity
Drama, Romance
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- Critics' pick
Lancaster and Deborah Kerr making out in the surf is one of film history’s most enduring images. The movie surrounding it (which includes Frank Sinatra in an Oscar-winning turn) isn’t half bad either.
- Sun May 19
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
The Flame and the Arrow
Action & adventure
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- Critics' pick
Trained as an acrobat, Lancaster excelled at physical action, and this is a fine example of medieval swashbuckling.
- Mon May 20
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, New York, 10023
- Mon May 20
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
The Flame and the Arrow
Action & adventure
- $
- Critics' pick
Trained as an acrobat, Lancaster excelled at physical action, and this is a fine example of medieval swashbuckling.
- Mon May 20
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, New York, 10023
Ulzana's Raid
Action & adventure
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- Critics' pick
Lancaster plays a Native American in this revisionist Western (just as he did in 1954’s Apache), and while it’s still not politically correct, it’s rousing entertainment regardless.
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Mon May 20
– Wed May 22 - The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
Vera Cruz
Action & adventure, Drama, Western
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- Critics' pick
Who could possibly resist the prospect of an aging Gary Cooper matched with a young Lancaster? The two icons play 19th-century gunslingers aiming to overthrow a Mexican emperor.
- Tue May 21
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
The Leopard
Drama, Foreign language, Romance
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- Critics' pick
Curtains billow and boys go off to war in Visconti’s voluptuous epic about the waning days of Sicilian aristocracy. The film’s emotional core is Lancaster’s aging prince; though it means his own obsolescence, this proud “leopard” weathers the film’s final...
- Tue May 21
- The Film Society of Lincoln Center 165 W 65th St, (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave), New York, 10023
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